BOWLING.
WHANGAREI CLUB CONTESTS.
During the past week several matches have been got off in the WliangArei Club's competitions with the result that the closing stages are now fast approaching. The Saturday handicap singles section has been an especially busy one. With the continuous fine weather the greens have been playing well, full advantage of which has been taken by the members.
f On the No. 2 green on Saturday last the representatives of the Northern Wairoa Club and the Whangarei .Club met in friendly combat. The proceedings were marked' by great enthusiasm. The aggregate points on being tallied up disclosed the majority to be in favour of the home club. The following cards were handed in during the past week: — PERCENTAGE FOURS. Saturday section. Bartley, Bennie, Briggs and Allan beat Cafler, J. A. S. McKay t Ray and Judd, 20—19. G. Morrison, Menzies, Gunson , and Gribble beat A. Ferguson, Crane, Harrison and Summervile, 25—15. W. Beehre, Mullis, Pettit and Archer beat Finlayson, Rust, Maurer and J. S. Wilson, 22—15. Bartley, Menzies, Stewart and Byrne beat Hollowav, Mullins, Gunson and Hawke, 19 —18. ' Hunt, Telfer, Pettit and Emerson beat J. Finlayson, Messent, Wolfe and Kerr, 26—18. • McLean, Steadman and Gribble beat Barlow, Hill and 11. Gribble, 21—15. Cafler, J. A. S. McKay, Ray and Harrison beat A. G. Mackenzie, Bennie, McLeod and Cutforth, 27—12.
Rust, Roe, Horn and W. McKenzie beat W. Beehre, Crarne, Delamore and Judd, 27—20.
Thursday Section
Bennie, Messent, Steadman and Hawke beat Cafler, Browne, McLeod and Summerville, 22 —19. Hill, Meikle, Crane and Stone beat Finlayson, Miller, Gunson and Chissell, 34—8.
McLean, Bentley and King beat Laird, Delamore and Briggs, 25 —13.
Clifford, Simons, Middleton and Nicholson beat Moorcraft, Maurer, Armstrong and Wilson, 30—14.
Finlayson, Moorcraft, Eccles and Stone beat Steadman, A. G. Mackenzie, Englund and Allan, 24 —23.
Bennie, Marshall and Simons beat Coltman, Meikle and Middleton, 24—13.
Hurle, Nobes and Simmonds beat Telfer, N. Mackenzie and Harrison, 26—21.
Finlayson, Moorcraft, Armstrong and Stone beat Clifford, Gazzard, Emerson and Kerr, 34—11.
HANDICAP SINGLES,
Thursday Section,
Eccles beat Storey, 22—13. Emerson beat Meikle, 17—15,
Saturday Section. Maurer beat Beehre, 25 —10, Horn beat Munro, 19—16. Holmes beat. Roe, 20—13.
Morrison beat Maurer, 25—20. Roe beat Holloway, 28—8. Crane beat Roe, 19—14. Horn beat Crane, 15—13. Crane beat Holmes, 22—13. Maurer beat Horn, 24—22. Crane beat Beehre, 20—16. Crane beat Morrison, 20—16. Maurer beat Crane, 19—16. Morrison beat A. Marshall, 21—19. Holmes beat Steadman, 23—19. Roe beat A. Marshall, 21—11. Morrison beat Munro, 23—14. HANDICAP PAIRS. Thursday Section. Dr. Campbell and Orr beat Eccles annd Englund, 21—19. A. G. Mackenzie and G. Marshall beat Dr. Campbell and Orr, 21 —18. Dr. Campbell and Orr beat Miller and Chissell, 24—11. Saturday Section. Maurer and Stone beat Lainl and Archer, 25—21. Holloway and Cutforth tied with Wolfe and* T. H. Wilson, 20 all. Gunson and Gribble beat Wolfe and T. 11. Wilson, 27—15. CHAMPION I'AIUS. Saturday Section. Stewart and Hawke beat Munro and Horn, 26—9.
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Northern Advocate, 23 March 1925, Page 3
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